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21/10/2026

The wait is almost over.

One day to go until we reveal what’s next.

22 October. 09:00 CEST (UTC+2).

A first look. The thinking behind it. And the performance in action.

Save your spot — you don’t want to miss this.

RAISE THE PERFORMANCE. NOT THE RISK.

Register in the comments below.

16/10/2026

We’re proud to share that our colleague Dilip Chandrasekaran, Director of Business Development at Kanthal, has been named a finalist for Stora Ingenjörspriset 2026 in the Sustainability category.

Selected as one of two finalists from more than 300 nominees, the recognition highlights Dilip’s work and commitment to advancing more sustainable industrial heating and electrification.

At Kanthal, we believe that innovation and deep technical expertise are key to enabling industry’s transition towards a more sustainable future. We’re proud to see Dilip’s contribution recognized.

Congratulations, Dilip, and best of luck at the award ceremony on October 21!

15/10/2026

The countdown is on. The reveal is getting closer.

22 October. 09:00 CEST (UTC+2). Just one week to go.

Join us live for the first look, hear from the experts behind it, and see it in action.

RAISE THE PERFORMANCE. NOT THE RISK.

Register now to save your spot, link in the comments below.

13/10/2026

Tested, proven, and built to last.

From Kanthal® FeCrAl and Nikrothal® NiCr alloys to the full range of solutions, every material is tested under extreme heat and stress.

The result: materials developed to handle the realities of industrial electric heating.

Find out how Kanthal evaluates alloys before they reach your application in the comments below.

06/10/2026

Let’s talk about heat.

Glasstec 2026.
20–23 October.
Hall 13, Stand 13F87.

On 22 October at 11:10, Sachin Pimpalnerkar, Product Manager at Kanthal, will take the stage to present:

“Electrification of heating processes – an enabler for decarbonization of Glass conditioning”

Hall 10 A10 – Stage 1.

See you in Düsseldorf!

02/10/2026

At extreme temperatures, every detail matters.

Atmosphere. Cycling. Operating range.

Kanthal® Super MoSi₂ heating elements are designed for demanding high-temperature applications, with grades for temperatures up to 1,850°C (3,360°F).

Find the right fit for your process, atmosphere, and operating conditions.

Explore the Kanthal® Super range in the comments below.

30/09/2026

Up to 1,300°C (2,370°F)?

Kanthal® AF (FeCrAl) strip is a proven choice for heating elements operating at these temperatures.

Forming the element is critical:

• Preheat to 200°C (392°F).
• Store at room temperature.
• Inspect after forming.
• And much more.

Watch the full workshop walk-through with our experts: youtube.com/watch?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=organic_posts_2026&utm_content=how+to+form+a+wire&v=8a4Xe_SfJag&feature=youtu.be

Learn the dos and don’ts when forming and bending strip in FeCrAl and NiCr alloys for electric furnace heating elements. Kanthal’s experts Stephen Smee and T...

23/09/2026

Energy is becoming harder to predict, while industrial heat still demands consistency.

Electrification can help bridge that gap.

Reduce uncertainty, fluctuations and disruptions. Gain control, resilience and flexibility.

Kanthal brings the technology and expertise to make the transition practical and build more robust operations.

Krister Wickman, Product Manager at Kanthal, explains why electrification is becoming an increasingly important strategy for navigating a volatile energy market. Read more in the comments below.

18/09/2026

Energy efficiency matters more than ever in semiconductor manufacturing.

The challenge? Process stability can’t be compromised.

Temperatures must stay constant, cooling rates controlled, and performance consistent.

So how can you reduce energy use without affecting the process?

Tyke Johnson, Global Product Manager at Kanthal, shares how Kanthal helped a semiconductor manufacturer achieve both efficiency and stability. Read more in the comments below.

16/09/2026

Can electric air heating help decarbonize aluminum production?

We have the answer. Fast. Efficient. Compact. Clean.

The Kanthal® Flow Heater delivers process air up to 1,100°C (2,012°F) for drying and preheating ladles, degasser units, and ceramic foam filter boxes.

And there’s much more.

Electrifying high-temperature heating, replacing combustion, or improving an existing system?

Talk to us about your process. We’ll help configure the right Flow Heater solution. Learn more in the comments below.